California Lawmakers OK Multi-Billion Dollar Wildfire Bill
California lawmakers have approved a sprawling bill meant to shore up the state's major electric utilities in the face of another wildfire season.
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California lawmakers have approved a sprawling bill meant to shore up the state's major electric utilities in the face of another wildfire season.
California State University students may be required to take a course in Ethnic Studies in order to graduate; however, all 23 campuses in the system are pushing back on the proposed legislation and lawmakers raised concerns about dictating which courses should become graduation requirements.
Today's the day the convenience store chain offers a free small Slurpee to any customer who walks through its doors, no strings attached. The offer's good from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Pacific Gas and Electric admits it needs to do more to prevent another devastating wildfire, but it disagrees with a new report.
Small craft brewing companies are praising Governor Newson's approval of a law redefining beer in California.
Federal wildlife officials were urged Wednesday to withdraw a proposal to drop 1.5 tons of rat poison on remote islands off the coast of California to kill a mice infestation until it addresses questions on the impact to wildlife.
A California proposal aimed at limiting high medical bills from emergency room visits has stalled for the year.
Universal Security Instruments is recalling about 180 thousand smoke alarms because they may not alert people of smoke or fire.
Door pulls sold at Home Depot are under recall after injuring at least 11 people.
Bose is recalling more than 77 thousand speakers because the mounting components can break and cause the speakers to fall.
California is trying to make it easier, and fairer, for people trying to book DMV appointments.
The Nye County Sheriff's Department released a video today about a possible earthquake-related death.
California has become the first state to offer taxpayer-funded health benefits to young adults living in the country illegally.
A Democratic state senator in California has put on hold a bill that would have required clergy to report knowledge of child abuse or neglect from their co-workers, even if they learned about it in confession.
"Sometimes you just have to take a break and contemplate your life choices," CHP Buttonwillow wrote in a Facebook post.
